What is the most efficient way to...?

Question

Learn Spanish? I'm taking Spanish as one of my electives in high school (because a language was required and the other two were Chinese and Latin(like I would ever use that) and I was never really good at learning it before. Is there an easy way to learn Spanish without buying anything? Do you have a special technique?

Answer 1

Surround yourself with people that only know spanish, you should pick it up in a couple of weeks, or they'll make fun of you

Answer 2

our teacher on;y talks to us in spanish.it is just like the way you learned english, hearing it and repeating it. make sure you study. But my brothers actually found latin was really easy and very useful so i think that latin would be helpful. also you don't speak latin, you just write it. but pray for me. i just learning spanish too.

Answer 3

The easiest and simplest is just to study. Learning a language is mostly about memorization so generally they're easy classes, but some people just can't learn as easily as others.

I usually just study aloud with a partner. Once you repeat it enough your bound to understand it.

Also try and immerese your self in the language. Use it as much as you can at home or at school.

Answer 4

ok in class don't turn around and talk to all your friend but listen to the teacher...And make notes at your house and tell your mom or dad or whoever to say like hola or stuff like that so that can help ask whatever you want and i will have the answer//......

                      your friend the person that helps

Answer 5

Listen to Spanish radio when you're learning. You might reconsider Chinese and Latin though, Chinese is really good to know if you plan on going into business (on account of everything being made there), and Latin helps with learning English. But if you really don't want either of those, listen to Spanish radio. Once you start getting better, get books written for babies in Spanish (you could probably find some at a library). It really helps.    

Answer 6

Learn from another person.

And I thought Latin was a dead

language..

or was that pig latin

Answer 7

Depending upon what area of the country you live in....you could try to make some bilingual friends or other students learning spanish and carry on conversations...write or text each other in spanish once you acquire a little vocabulary get an elementary level book in spanish..read and translate look up the new words.  read aloud and see if you bilingual friends can understand you.  I wish you luck..one good thing the more you know a language the easier it is to learn more.